Period to Appeal

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1. Does Yu v. Samson-Tatad recognize a fresh fifteen-day appeal period after denial of a timely proper new-trial or recons… Multiple Choice Easy
2. In a covered RTC criminal appeal, an accused timely files a proper motion for new trial on day fourteen. Ten days after… Multiple Choice Medium
3. An accused timely files a proper reconsideration motion concerning an appealable RTC criminal judgment. The opponent ar… Multiple Choice Medium
4. An accused invokes Yu after allowing the original criminal appeal period to expire and only then filing a reconsiderati… Multiple Choice Hard
5. Counsel prepares a timely notice of appeal from a covered RTC original criminal judgment but files it only at the BIR a… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain the fresh-period rule for a covered criminal appeal after denial of a timely proper new-trial motion. Essay Hard
7. A covered RTC original criminal judgment is appealed by notice. Discuss the procedural acts apart from counting days. Essay Hard
8. Explain why the criminal fresh-period doctrine does not confer an unlimited right to reopen final judgments. Essay Hard